Malta minimum-wage earners can afford 6% less food than five years ago
Malta recorded the steepest deterioration in the amount of food a minimum wage could buy
Since 2015, only one new banking licence was issued in Malta
Since its establishment, the bank has grown significantly, becoming a key player in cross-border e-commerce payments
‘Irresponsible’ – professional associations criticise Minister’s defence of hiring wife as consultant
Amanda Muscat was given a €68,000 consultancy job within the Gozo Ministry
Ryanair to launch new direct route from Glasgow to Malta
Ryanair's new direct route promises Scottish travellers more flexibility for Mediterranean getaways
Police arrest man linked with sale of counterfeit goods and money laundering after advertising on Tiktok
He was allegedly selling counterfeit euros and involved in drug business dealings on the dark web
Ryanair warns passengers of possible flight disruptions to and from the UK
Temperatures have dropped significantly over the past few days
Property prices shoot up by 12% in north and west of Malta
The property sector contributes over 37,000 jobs and €1.7 billion to Malta's economy
Malta’s economic growth to slow but remain among Europe’s highest, supported by strong exports
The IMF outlines key areas for policy focus to ensure sustainable, long-term growth
Gaming’s economic impact grew by 4% in 2023 but new iGaming licences dropped 50%
Visits to casinos increased by 17% over 2022 levels but have yet to reach the high of 2019
MITA-NCC’s CYBER Breakfast highlights NIS2 Directive and national CVD policy developments
Discussions aimed to facilitate discussion on policy instruments that enhance Malta’s cybersecurity posture
PIN-UP Global is the Best Workplace according to SIGMA Europe
The SIGMA Awards annually honors outstanding leaders in the iGaming industry
Parliamentary petition calls for extension of 10-day employment rule for TCNs in Malta
As the petition puts it, 'justice delayed is justice denied'
Beware travellers: Longer waiting times expected at MIA due to security machine upgrades
All new 3D security scanners are set to be introduced at the airport by the end of the year
Proposed Airbnb rules may cool investor interest, impacting Malta’s tourism hotspots
Proposed rules could reduce demand in the property market and possibly steer investors toward properties suited for long term rentals
2024 sees another steep drop in permits for third-country nationals
The year is on track to see the second 40% reduction in TCN work permit approvals in a row
Gozo High Speed ‘operating as per schedule’ after early morning collision
Footage shared on social media shows the vessel colliding with a moored vessel